Re: Viewing IO Count instead of Activation Group

Mark Welte wrote:
> 
> Sorry, but we don't have V3R2 and aren't planning to put it on in a
> while. Does any one have the PTF number for V3R1 for this?

OK OK, for those of you stuck on V3R1 it's SF19480.
And for those of you really living in the past, it's SF18360 for V3R0M5,
and SF18243 for V2R3M0.  :-)


> 
>  ----------
> From: Neil Palmer
> To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject: Re: Viewing IO Count instead of Activation Group
> Date: Tuesday, June 03, 1997 12:31AM
> 
> V3R7 - SF38992
> V3R6 - SF28524
> V3R2 - SF33601
> V3R1 - Hey, I forget - but you've already paid the V3 upgrade cost so
> install V3R2 already !    ;-)
> 
> On Mon, 2 Jun 1997, Leland, David wrote:
> 
> > Somewhile back someone posted the PTF necessary to change the initial
> > display of a job's open data files (option 14 from WRKJOB) from the
> > Activation Groups to the IO Count (like it used to be prior to
> > activation groups).  I installed that PTF when we were on V3R2, but we
> > just went to a RISC box at V3R7 and I've lost the PTF number necessary
> > for that release.  Could someone help me please?
 *

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